BNC#5: "By evolution or creation, humans were designed to eat fat and protein" – Prof. Tim Noakes

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Professor Tim Noakes' presentation at the BizNews Conference in March detailed the failures of medical science and the imitation scientists who fervently serve at the behest of "The Science". Noakes' grasp of the complexities of the ongoing yet unseen pandemics of diabetes and obesity exemplified a perfect marriage between incontrovertible comprehension and the kind of simplicity only critical thought and accuracy could inform. Noakes also shared his unfiltered and uniquely qualified views on the parallels between the false COVID narrative and mainstream media's rejection and suppression of evidence refuting previously untouchable dictums. The combination of higher-order thinking questions posed by delegates and Noakes' discerning and informative responses prompted a profoundly valuable discussion. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2 Apr 2023 3PM English South Africa Investing · Business News

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